“Was worried about line control with these gloves as they feel thicker when you put them on but I was very pleasantly surprised by how much I could feel the spool rolling out. Love them worth ever penny for winter fishing. This was on the 15 degree day in Georgia. I got a large but I like my gloves to fit snug”
“Have had the chance to test these out while duck hunting and collecting oysters! These are exactly as advertised: waterproof, warm, and effective! Highly recommend!”
“These gloves get a 5 for keeping hands dry and for a flexible fit that is nimble. I gave them a 3 star rating overall because the wool outer shell gets shredded up quickly. I used them blackfishing and the thumb and forefinger catch on hooks and crabs too easily and get beat up rapidly. I’m not sure how long they willl last and be effective. For this price I expect much more durability. I can buy lined rubber gloves are 1/4th the price.”
“They are comfortable and do keep my hands dry, as well as warm. The big negative is if you where them while fishing, treble hooks are like magnets to steel. I have only wore them a couple of times and have several picks. This would be true for any gloves though, so they are my first choice for the other reasons you'd wear gloves in a boat.”
